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Fears have been raised for the future of a much-loved community pre-school which is involved in a rent wrangle with a parish council.
A manhunt has been launched to find a pick-up truck driver who left the scene of a crash which left a motorcyclist lying injured in a road.
A high street has been cordoned off following a crash.
A girl who was hit by a car on a main road has been taken to hospital.
A 37-year-old has been locked up for head butting a police officer and hurling racial abuse at a hospital doctor trying to treat him.
People living villages fed up of 'brazen' thieves targeting their garden sheds began a petition calling for more investigative action.
Roger is revved up and raring to go after his long wait.
Police are hunting for a driver who left the scene of an accident, in which a man on a bicycle was hospitalised.
As a hospice enters it's third decade, we take a look back at its rich history, starting with the 90s royal visit that put the charity on the map.
A journalist has spoken of how he felt when a picture of him was used without his permission as part of a fake news website ruse.
A family caravan business has re-opened after lockdown with a third generation now in charge.
As the UK marks Dying Matters Awareness Week, a hospice social worker has written a book to help children understand their feelings of bereavement.
Rain could not deter a community's determined litter-pickers.
Officers want to hear from anyone who saw the man in black.
At the start of Mental Health Awareness Week, we speak to a man who has set up a group where men can share their struggles.
Reports of a weapon resulted in the arrest of two men after armed police were called to an incident outside a property in the early hours.
A man is said to have indecently exposed himself to a child near a play area.
We reveal the story of the Kent Chronicle - which posed as a legitimate online news service by stealing stories by genuine reporters.
Six year old Tony Hudgell has completed his challenge to walk 100 steps unaided in memory of Captain Tom Moore.
A youngster who challenged himself to walk 100 steps on his prosthetic legs in a tribute to Captain Sir Tom reached the halfway mark in just one day.
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